Features

March 1, 2001
DETROIT INDUSTRY

March 1, 2001
Biotechnology’s seductive appeal

March 1, 2001
PRODUCTS (March 01, 2001)

March 1, 2001
INFRASTRUCTURE: Montreal subway expands

Stories continue below

March 1, 2001
Pageau Morel wins Ashrae award

March 1, 2001
Start-ups

March 1, 2001
CHAIR’S REPORT: Industry client survey gives members clear direction

March 1, 2001
Frantic

ICT Building under construction, January 2001.

March 1, 2001
Structural Slab Radiant Cooling

March 1, 2001
ZECA A PATH TO ZERO-EMISSION COAL

Giant blades mounted on 50-metre wind turbines at Castle River near Pincher Creek. Photo courtesy Vision Quest Windelectric Inc.

March 1, 2001
Alberta Unbound

March 1, 2001
COAL: FOSSIL WITH A FUTURE

January 1, 2001
ACEC speaks out on design-build

January 1, 2001
La guerre des prix

Existing cross sectionNew cross section

January 1, 2001
Lion’s Gate Reborn

Chu (far left, back row) and Chinatown community leaders visit the Mount Currie reserve.

January 1, 2001
Crusader

January 1, 2001
IN PERSON (January 01, 2001)

January 1, 2001
Calendar (January 01, 2001)

January 1, 2001
CLARIFICATION

The atrium roof in the North Vancouver Municipal Hall of 1997 showing Fast and Epp's typical orchestration of steel and wood elements.

January 1, 2001
GOING BEYOND: Structural Engineers Fast+Epp

Toronto's western beach.

January 1, 2001
when it pours; dealing with combined sewer overflows

Zenon

January 1, 2001
What Happened in Walkerton?

Aerial view during construction, which finished one month ahead of schedule.

January 1, 2001
Angus L. Macdonald Bridge Expansion

January 1, 2001
Guidelines just don’t cut it

January 1, 2001
The greening of government by quality engineering

January 1, 2001
The “low-balling” battle

Restored bridge; everything except the arches was rebuilt in the above-water portions.

January 1, 2001
Restoring the Cummings Bridge

Existing terminal at the national capital.

January 1, 2001
Ottawa Airport expands

January 1, 2001
Doorknobs and delays

January 1, 2001
Code of Consulting Practice

Roger Sing/UMAThe $3.5 billion expansion project at Toronto Pearson airport is well under way. Shown are the pillars of the new main parking garage, along with sections of the new terminal itself. To the right is one of the many roads on the construction site that have to be kept open during construction to allow passengers access.

January 1, 2001
Border crossings

Rebar samples representing different levels of corrosion observed.

January 1, 2001
Reinforcing decay

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